26 months - what a fun story and great illustrations! We loved this little boy's imagination and the retro graphics and colors are fabulous! I was thrilled that it was in picture book format vs. comic book text bubbles. That would have lost it for me. I enjoyed being taken into Harry's imagination where everything is bigger than life; then when we return we see him wearing his cardboard robot costume. Love the details! Katie Van Camp and Lincoln Agnew have a pop art style they incorporate in with fun story telling. Harry and his trusted sidekick Horsie are on a mission to get to the cookie jar, that for some strange reason their mother has placed WAY WAY up on top of the refrigerator. What can they do? Maybe built a cookiebot to scale this enormous obstacle and aid them in obtaining the cookie nourishment they so desire??
Loved the illustrations! Used it for storytelling just now and the kids loved the cookie aspect.
—brook
We reviewed and recommended this book for our girls in Sparks and Brownies, ages 5 - 8.
—campbellsteph
Great kid appeal and imagination, like the pop-art bold illustrations.
—trishfernandez
